Bhopal survivors

Bhopal survivors

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Survivors of the 1984 Bhopal Gas tragedy hold placards and shout slogans during a protest in New Delhi urging US President Barack Obama to hold US Coprporations Dow Chemicals accountable and take action. President Barack Obama heaped praise on his host India on as he set out his vision for relations with a country that he said was now an established world power and a cornerstone of US policy. Obama arrived in New Delhi on November 7 for the final leg of his three-day trip, after paying homage to victims of terror in Mumbai, and seeking job-creating dividends for the struggling US economy in India's commercial hub.

Survivors of the 1984 Bhopal Gas tragedy hold placards and shout slogans during a protest in New Delhi urging US President Barack Obama to hold US Coprporations Dow Chemicals accountable and take action. President Barack Obama heaped praise on his host India on as he set out his vision for relations with a country that he said was now an established world power and a cornerstone of US policy. Obama arrived in New Delhi on November 7 for the final leg of his three-day trip, after paying homage to victims of terror in Mumbai, and seeking job-creating dividends for the struggling US economy in India's commercial hub. (Getty Images)

Survivors of the 1984 Bhopal Gas tragedy hold placards and shout slogans during a protest in New Delhi urging US President Barack Obama to hold US Coprporations Dow Chemicals accountable and take action. President Barack Obama heaped praise on his host India on as he set out his vision for relations with a country that he said was now an established world power and a cornerstone of US policy. Obama arrived in New Delhi on November 7 for the final leg of his three-day trip, after paying homage to victims of terror in Mumbai, and seeking job-creating dividends for the struggling US economy in India's commercial hub.